WACO -
Police Thursday released a 19-page collection of reports from the Twin Peaks shootings that shed new light on the chaos in the first few minutes when gunfire erupted, along with details on some of the arrests.
The initial police comments came in at 12:25 p.m. that day that shots were fired and 75 seconds later an officer said subjects were still shooting. Dispatchers immediately requested help from Robinson PD, Sheriff's Deputies and DPS Troopers.
Eleven seconds later, at 12:27:21, an officer said "at least two down at Don Carlos".
Here are some of the subsequent comments from officers on the scene in a timeline:
12:28:11 ETMC NOTIFIED, SENDING SEVERAL UNITS, WILL STAGE
12:28:53 TWO SHOT BEHIND TWIN PEAKS
12:29:20 ADVISED THEY WERE SHOOTING AT KITCHEN WORKERS, MULTIPLE SHOTS FIRED INSIDE
12:29:38 THEY HAVE AN AR15
12:29:46 NEED ONE INSIDE/POSSIBLE SHOT IN BATHROOM
12:30:00 ADVISED THEY HAVE SHOT PEOPLE INSIDE TWIN PEAKS
12:30:07 ONE GUY ON GROUND CRAWLING TOWARDS EAST SIDE OF THE BUILDING, HAS A GUN
12:30:24 MORE MOTORCYCLES CAME IN BEST GUY ENTRANCE
12:30:46 PARAMEDIC - BLUE/SPIDER VEST HAS ONE VICTIM SHOT IN THE BELLY
12:30:46 ONE SHOT ON THE INSIDE
12:31:14 MORE BIKES COMING IN FROM BED AND BATH SIDE
12:31:50 NEED EMS TO COME TO OFFICE DEPOT (TO STAGE)
The log released today ends at this point. The 19 pages includes information on some of those arrested that day not on the Twin Peaks grounds, including a woman named Cara Sivert who told police conflicting stories when they stopped her blue Jeep as she wandered through the Central Texas Marketplace parking lot. She eventually told police she was trying to pick up her boyfriend, biker Sergio Reyes, who was a member of "Desagret Gracios," a support biker club for the Bandidos. Sivert was arrested for allegedly having drugs in her vehicle.
Police also arrested three biker club members who were sitting just outside the media area at the scene, one of whom had a Viper Tech flashlight with a built-in taser attached to it.
We also learned three bikers from the Austin area, Jim Albert Harris, Drew David King, and Juan Carlos Garcia, were sitting in a grassy area in front of Cabela's when they were arrested. Each was wearing a black leather vest with the club name "Grim Guardian, Rocker" on the back top patch and in the center a round patch with teh symbol of half of a skull on one side and half of a Viking helmet on the other. There was a small patch "MC" standing for motorcycle club and a bottom rocker patch stating the words "Slaughter Creek", indicating the city they were from.
Harris, King and Garcia were the three bikers who originally had a lower bond and were released, then re-arrested in Austin on a higher bond for a few days before bonding out again.
The documents released Thursday also confirm the two main biker clubs involved were the Bandidos and the Cossacks, which has been widely reported in the weeks after the shootings.
The information was cleared by the Waco city attorney's office to be released, and more reports will likely be coming as the investigation continues.
http://www.kxxv.com/story/29240520/waco-pd-report-confirms-twin-peaks-victim-shot-inside-restaurant
Police Thursday released a 19-page collection of reports from the Twin Peaks shootings that shed new light on the chaos in the first few minutes when gunfire erupted, along with details on some of the arrests.
The initial police comments came in at 12:25 p.m. that day that shots were fired and 75 seconds later an officer said subjects were still shooting. Dispatchers immediately requested help from Robinson PD, Sheriff's Deputies and DPS Troopers.
Eleven seconds later, at 12:27:21, an officer said "at least two down at Don Carlos".
Here are some of the subsequent comments from officers on the scene in a timeline:
12:28:11 ETMC NOTIFIED, SENDING SEVERAL UNITS, WILL STAGE
12:28:53 TWO SHOT BEHIND TWIN PEAKS
12:29:20 ADVISED THEY WERE SHOOTING AT KITCHEN WORKERS, MULTIPLE SHOTS FIRED INSIDE
12:29:38 THEY HAVE AN AR15
12:29:46 NEED ONE INSIDE/POSSIBLE SHOT IN BATHROOM
12:30:00 ADVISED THEY HAVE SHOT PEOPLE INSIDE TWIN PEAKS
12:30:07 ONE GUY ON GROUND CRAWLING TOWARDS EAST SIDE OF THE BUILDING, HAS A GUN
12:30:24 MORE MOTORCYCLES CAME IN BEST GUY ENTRANCE
12:30:46 PARAMEDIC - BLUE/SPIDER VEST HAS ONE VICTIM SHOT IN THE BELLY
12:30:46 ONE SHOT ON THE INSIDE
12:31:14 MORE BIKES COMING IN FROM BED AND BATH SIDE
12:31:50 NEED EMS TO COME TO OFFICE DEPOT (TO STAGE)
The log released today ends at this point. The 19 pages includes information on some of those arrested that day not on the Twin Peaks grounds, including a woman named Cara Sivert who told police conflicting stories when they stopped her blue Jeep as she wandered through the Central Texas Marketplace parking lot. She eventually told police she was trying to pick up her boyfriend, biker Sergio Reyes, who was a member of "Desagret Gracios," a support biker club for the Bandidos. Sivert was arrested for allegedly having drugs in her vehicle.
Police also arrested three biker club members who were sitting just outside the media area at the scene, one of whom had a Viper Tech flashlight with a built-in taser attached to it.
We also learned three bikers from the Austin area, Jim Albert Harris, Drew David King, and Juan Carlos Garcia, were sitting in a grassy area in front of Cabela's when they were arrested. Each was wearing a black leather vest with the club name "Grim Guardian, Rocker" on the back top patch and in the center a round patch with teh symbol of half of a skull on one side and half of a Viking helmet on the other. There was a small patch "MC" standing for motorcycle club and a bottom rocker patch stating the words "Slaughter Creek", indicating the city they were from.
Harris, King and Garcia were the three bikers who originally had a lower bond and were released, then re-arrested in Austin on a higher bond for a few days before bonding out again.
The documents released Thursday also confirm the two main biker clubs involved were the Bandidos and the Cossacks, which has been widely reported in the weeks after the shootings.
The information was cleared by the Waco city attorney's office to be released, and more reports will likely be coming as the investigation continues.
http://www.kxxv.com/story/29240520/waco-pd-report-confirms-twin-peaks-victim-shot-inside-restaurant